Research Intern

Research in the Gamm laboratory uses human pluripotent stem cells to study retinal development and degeneration and to develop cell-based rescue or replacement approaches. The intern will culture and differentiate cells, characterize retinal tissues, and learn sectioning, immunohistochemistry and molecular methods. This full-time Waisman Center role lists a salary of $46,109 and a 15 January 2027 start. Apply with a résumé and cover letter to Lindsey Jager at ldjager@wisc.edu, using the subject “Research Intern-Development and Disease Modeling”.

Bachelor's degree in biology or a related field. One year of research experience in a laboratory setting is highly preferred; relevant undergraduate research experience will be considered. Experience with aseptic technique and culturing mammalian cells preferred.